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New 'Modern Warfare' game could blow through records By Mike Snider, USA TODAY For millions of video game players, Christmas arrives this morning as they get to unwrap what's expected to be the biggest release of the year, Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2. Read more GAME ELEMENTS: 'Call of Duty' sequel has creativity, controversy REVIEW: Believe the hype COMPLETE COVERAGE: 'Modern Warfare' interviews and more on Game Hunters
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